Conveyancing Central Coast

There are DIY conveyancing kits available, but these should only be used for extremely simple transactions or by people with extensive knowledge of real estate law. Our conveyancers will not only prepare the legal paperwork and handle the transfer of ownership, but provide valued legal advice throughout the process.

Our conveyancers will handle a range of important legal factors for you. If you are a buyer, these services include preparing and explaining the legal documentation, doing research on the property and certificate of title, handling your deposit and the transfer into a trust account, advising you on additional fees like stamp duty and ongoing fees like rates and act on your behalf throughout the settlement process.

For the seller, our team will provide clarity on all of the legal documents and assist with any additional requests like date extensions and any questions surrounding the certificate of title, strata inspections and more.

Our conveyancers can provide you with all of the relevant documentation, advise you on which grants you may be eligible for and provide any further guidance you require. 

The actual application is made through your financial institution or other lenders. 

Our team will ensure you understand the process and have everything ready to present when you are putting in your loan application.

The primary difference, aside from the selling method, is that buying at auction means there is no cooling-off period. Even if your finance is not approved, you are legally required to purchase the property if you are successful at auction. 

Our conveyancers will run you through the process and ensure you are completely prepared before making your bids.